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  • 3 days ago | sowetanlive.co.za | Jeanette Chabalala |Veli Nhlapo

    Deputy President Paul Mashatile. Despite parliament voting to shut down the Israeli embassy nearly two years ago, deputy president Paul Mashatile says the move has not yet been implemented because SA still wants to maintain a presence in Israel. Mashatile was speaking during an interview on new podcast, IN THE KNOW with Sowetan. “Government has considered that fact. It's not that we didn't want to do it but when we implement these decisions, sometimes they go in phases.

  • 3 days ago | sowetanlive.co.za | Jeanette Chabalala |Veli Nhlapo

    Deputy President Paul Mashatile during Sowetan's In The Know podcast interview. Deputy president Paul Mashatile has poured cold water on claims the government of national unity (GNU) would be at risk if he were to become ANC president, saying the arrangement is working well. "I think they are just seeing ghosts," he said in an interview with IN THE KNOW with Sowetan, a new podcast. "The GNU is working well.

  • 3 days ago | sowetanlive.co.za | Jeanette Chabalala |Veli Nhlapo

    Deputy president Paul Mashatile has admitted that Durban businessman Moses Tembe – who is part of a consortium that was awarded the lucrative lotto licence contract – is his friend, but said he did not know Tembe was doing business with his sister-in-law.

  • 5 days ago | sowetanlive.co.za | Chris Gilili |Herman Moloi |Jeanette Chabalala |Veli Nhlapo

    Some of the community members who struggle for water at Rabokala in Brits payneighbours with boreholes to supply them with water. Seven community development projects that a mining company allegedly budgeted R14.3m for have gone uncompleted while the firm goes into liquidation, leaving behind desperate people.

  • 2 weeks ago | sowetanlive.co.za | Michelle Banda |Veli Nhlapo

    In a country where the youth face harsh struggles, including unemployment, identity crisis, mental health challenges, gender-based violence, a lack of skills centres, and rising levels of crime,Youth Day has, for some, become just another day. Sowetan hit the streets to speak to young people about the real issues they are facing. • Lungile Mpambani, 28, from KwaZulu-Natal "Our biggest challenge is drug abuse and the influx of foreign nationals in our country.

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